Masso from Battilana is a climb in the region Liguria. It is 4.5km long and bridges 271 vertical meters with an average gradient of 6%, resulting in a difficulty score of 200. The top of the ascent is located at 337 meters above sea level. Climbfinder users shared 2 reviews of this climb and uploaded 0 photos.
Welcome! Please activate your account if you would like to share something. Look for the verification email in your inbox.
If you want to upload your photos, you need to create an account. It only takes 1 minute and it's completely free.
Continue with Google
Continue with Facebook
Continue with Apple
Sign up with email
A short but demanding climb: the first part, up to the industrial area, is rideable and well asphalted, the second part of the climb (the one leading to Masso) has gradients never below 10/11 ％ and the asphalt is not at all in good condition.
Once in Masso, it is possible to take the road to Bracco (via Aurelia): here the road is again well asphalted and has gentler slopes.
Salita breve ma impegnativa: il primo pezzo, fino all'area industriale, è pedalabile e asfaltato bene, il secondo pezzo di salita (quello che porta a Masso) presenta pendenze mai sotto il 10/11 ％ e l'asfalto non è per nulla in buono stato.
Una volta arrivati a Masso è possibile andare sulla strada che porta al Bracco (via Aurelia): qui la strada è nuovamente asfaltata bene e presenta pendenze più dolci.
A nice, short, steep climb out of the valley near Battalia, through Masso to the ridge. I did this climb as part of a short loop from Sestri Levante.
The climb starts in the valley and runs parallel to the bypass. You'll pass an industrial area before the gradient increases and the road starts to switchback. This section takes you past Masso, a cute village with a belltower, and into the forest where it continues to climb, holding gradients of 11-8％. You'll see glimpses of where you've come from along this section but it is heavily treed (and beautiful). The last third of the climb, the gradient gently backs off until you reach the top.
Descending via Via Aurelia (which has a beautiful, smooth surface with quite a number of wide, sweeping bends) is one of the most fun descents I've had.
| 7 km/h | 00:38:29 |
| 11 km/h | 00:24:29 |
| 15 km/h | 00:17:57 |
| 19 km/h | 00:14:10 |
